Insight Tag: Auditing

Get to know the following five methods for federal procurement under the Uniform Grant Guidance.

The Fiduciary Rule is an attempt to require anyone providing investment advice for a retirement account (in exchange for compensation) to act as a fiduciary. Read on to learn more.

Now is the time to dust off your tax abatement agreements and take steps to comply with the GASB's current tax abatement disclosures reporting standard.

It has never been more important than it is today to offer a company retirement plan to your employees; but doing so could potentially result in a lot of extra work. Read on to discover the solution.

Have you taken advantage of your chance to review advance copies of the 2016 Form 5500 to find out how the DOL's proposed changes will impact your business?

Late last month, the IRS issued a memo to its examiners regarding the process for handling information document requests (IDRs) in retirement plan audits. Read on to find out what has changed.

The DOL’s focus has been primarily on retirement plans, but that’s changing. Focus is shifting to health and welfare plans. Businesses that offer these plans should pay special attention to compliance.

The standards not-for-profit organizations use to prepare their financial statements have gone untouched for 20 years. But all that is about to change.

Retirement plan fiduciaries are held to a higher standard when it comes to protecting participant and beneficiary personal identifiable information. Find out how you can protect cybercriminals from breaching this sensitive data.

The DOL released its final regulation to define who is expected to assume fiduciary responsibility of a retirement plan as determined by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974. Read on for tips to help you prepare.